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Corn Products China News (Monthly) 1201
 >>Domestic glucono-delta-lactone enjoys stable development in 2011 majorly thanks to its booming export demand.
>>Output of maltodextrin in China increases by 6.3% in 2011 compared with that in 2010 thanks to its robust demand.
>>In Nov. 2011, both import and export volumes of corn products witnessed a decline compared with those in the previous month.
>>Domestic prices of lysine, tryptophan, threonine and methionine bottom out in Jan. 2012.
>>Domestic price of citric acid has maintained a downtrend in Jan. 2012 majorly due to its gloomy export demand.
>>The 2011 edition of Catalogue of Industries for Guiding Foreign Investment was published on 24 Dec. 2011, which still puts corn deep-processing industry into the restrained category.
>>New Feed and Feed Additive Management Regulations will officially take effect since May 2012, further securing the safety in feed industry.
>>The 12th Five-Year Plan for Food Industry is published by Chinese government on 31 Dec. 2011, guiding the development of food industry from 2011 to 2015.
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Sweeteners China News (Monthly) 1201
 >>On 24 November 2011, EFSA released a lot of scientific studies and data about aspartame's safety and started to conduct a full re-evaluation of aspartame, which may slightly reduce the demand for aspartame in the EU in 2012.
>>The export value of Chinese plant extracts, especially stevia sweetener, has been growing fast in 2011.
>> China's Ministry of Health announced a notice to strengthen the management of new food additives in China on 25 November 2011, which may increase the difficulty in applying for new sweeteners as food additives in China.
>>According to CCM International's investigation, four sucralose projects will be launched in 2012, which may increase the sucralose capacity obviously.
>>Futaste's L-arabinose was selected in the National Key New Product Plan of 2011 by the MST, which will enhance its brand awareness and help to attract government support in the future.
>>Suzhou Hope plans to expand its capacities of acesulfame-K and diketene, which may increase Chinese capacity of acesulfame-K obviously in the future.
>>At a meeting of CBFIA from 8 to 9 December 2011, some participants proposed to find alternatives of starch sugar's raw material, and wheat may partly replace corn to produce starch sugar in the future in China.
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USD72.6 billion, output value expectation of China's fermentation industry by 2015
 "The output value of China's fermentation industry is expected to reach USD72.6 billion by 2015," said Mr. Du, Vice Chairman/Secretary-General of China Biotech Fermentation Industry Association (CBFIA), at a meeting held by CBFIA on 8-9 Dec. 2011 in Beijing City about China's biotech fermentation and relevant industry. He also disclosed some other goals and expectations in detail, as well as the development direction of China's fermentation industry in the next four years.
Normally, fermentation industry includes amino acids, starch sugar, polyalcohol, organic acids, enzymic preparations, yeast and other fermentation products with special functions, like isomalto-oligosaccharide, most of which have enjoyed better development in 2011 over 2010, and the total output of some key fermentation products rose by 12.5% during the first eight months of 2011 over the same period of 2010. In the mean time, the total export volume of key fermentation products increased by 21% to 1.83 million tonnes with their export value amounting to USD2.1 billion, up 24% year on year. Specifically, export volumes of enzymic preparations, starch sugar and glutamic acid witnessed an incredible increase, while those of lactic acid and yeast rose stably, but lysine's and polyalcohol's suffered a decrease due to their booming domestic demand.
More importantly, it's predicted that China's fermentation industry will still enjoy great prospect in the next four years: the average annual growth rate of its output can reach 15% from 2012 to 2015, which will amount to 30 million tonnes by 2015; the output value is expected to be USD72.6 billion. However, China won't be only obsessed with pell-mell development. Instead, it wants the industry to develop healthily and scientifically. So Mr. Du pointed out some development directions of the fermentation industry in the next four years.
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Source: Corn Products China News 1201
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China's Government Strengthens Management of New Food Additives
 China's Ministry of Health announced the Notice on Standardizing License Management of New Food Additives (NSLMNFA) to strengthen the management of new food additives in China on 25 November 2011, which may increase the difficulty in applying for new sweeteners in China.
In fact, Chinese government has already launched the Management Measures of New Food Additives (MMNFA) in March 2010 and the Regulations of New Food Additives' Declaration and Acceptance (RNFADA) in May 2010.
According to the MMNFA, the definition of new food additives includes three parts: 1) food additives which have not been classified into national standard of food safety 2) food additives which have not been approved to use by the Ministry of Health 3) food additives whose current dosage and application range are needed to be expanded
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Source: Sweeteners China News 1201
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Production and Market of Maltodextrin in China
 Report edition: 2012 edition(1)
Finished time: Jan. 2012
Total pages: 45
Driven by the demand from the downstream products such as ice cream, and instant drinks (milk powder and other nutrient solid drinks), maltodextrin industry in China keeps developing in recent years. The output of maltodextrin...
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